Sentence examples for demanding branch from inspiring English sources

Stony Brook, an academically demanding branch of the State University of New York (its admission rate is 40 percent), faces the mental health challenges typical of a big public university.

Thus it was that the investment affairs of a fairly demanding branch of the Gambino family fell into the hands of a flimsy little brokerage firm whose standards and ethical practices were policed by the ambitious but haphazard Mr. Khan.

It's an extraordinarily demanding branch of study: the Library included documents in at least seventeen languages and twenty-four scripts, many of which have been extinct for centuries or known only from a few examples.

Lloyds was the first put to put out a statement on Monday, apparently because it had known for a few weeks that Vickers was likely to demand more branch sales; which is not the start that Horta-Osório, whonlyly took over at the start of March, would have hoped for.

At the reference state, both ASA demand branches have more control over their flux than the supply block, as indicated by the values of | R ASA J5/ R ASA J8| and | R ASA J5/ R ASA J16|>1 (Table 3).

They demand small-denomination bills and hit only branches of one specific bank.

In our assessment the harvested wood from stems and branches is used to fulfill the wood demand.

Regarding your article about City Council demanding the Glendale branch of the Department of Motor Vehicles be reopened ("Council demands DMV reopening," Dec. 18), when I first read about the remodel of the Glendale branch, I questioned it because remodeling is an expense that can be spared during hard economic times, especially so for California.

The European Union demanded the branches be separated as the price of agreeing to RBS's £45bn taxpayer bailout.

Tyrie asks if this is, in effect, intended to present Vickers with another fait accompli (ie to make it difficult for him to demand more branches are sold).

Brussels demanded the branches were sold by November 2013 in return for the £20bn taxpayer bailout, although the breakdown in the Co-op talks means that deadline will be breached.